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RAIDING AIRCRAFT INVARIABLY ATTACK THEIR TARGETS "OUT OF THE SUN" IN THE HOPE OF BAFFLING THE DEFENDING ANTI-AIRCRAFT BATTERIES. THIS CREW, A FORWARD BATTLE STATION, PRACTICE CONTINUALLY TO COMBAT THIS TECHNIQUE ON THE PART OF THE ENEMY.
MODERN EQUIPMENT AND HIGHLY TRAINED MEN ARE THE ONLY ANTIDOTE TO ENEMY AGGRESSION. IN AUSTRALIA TODAY WE HAVE BOTH AND EACH DAY SEES AN IMPROVEMENT IN OUR POSITION. DURING THE TRAINING OF ANTI-AIRCRAF
SUSSEX, ENGLAND. C. 1944-08. LOOK-UP VIEW OF MOSQUITO AIRCRAFT OF NO. 464 SQUADRON RAAF AT RAF STATION THORNEY ISLAND AS IT FLIES OVER ENGLISH BASE ON ITS WAY TO ATTACK ENEMY TARGETS BEHIND THE BATTLE
A member of an Anti-aircraft gun crew carrying a shell for a 3.7 Anti-aircraft gun during a practice shoot. These Australian made guns have proved deadly accurate against targets towed by aircraft.
PHOTOS FROM A FORWARD BATTLE STATION. ANTI-TANK GUN GOES INTO ACTION DURING EXERCISES AT A FORWARD BATTLE STATION. THE GIANT MAGNETIC ANT HILLS IN THIS AREA MAKE GOOD COVER FOR THE GUN AND ITS CREW. (
PHOTOS FROM A FORWARD BATTLE STATION. ANTI-TANK GUN GOES INTO ACTION DURING EXERCISES AT A FORWARD BATTLE STATION. THE GIANT MAGNETIC ANT HILLS IN THIS AREA MAKE GOOD COVER FOR THE GUN AND ITS CREW. (
PHOTOS FROM A FORWARD BATTLE STATION. ANTI-TANK GUN GOES INTO ACTION DURING EXERCISES AT A FORWARD BATTLE STATION. THE GIANT MAGNETIC ANT HILLS IN THIS AREA MAKE GOOD COVER FOR THE GUN AND ITS CREW. (
